Alec Thomas wrote:
This is an ideal time to mention the themes section at Trac Hacks:http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/theme There is only one theme there at the moment, but it's a good example of what can be done with a small amount of CSS. Trac could really do with some more themes so if anybody has anything to contribute, I'm sure it would be greatly appreciated.
[re-sending with the right email account... apologies if this appears twice] I've minimally modified Trac's templates and CSS to embed it in a larger site whose header and footer are generated by Apache 2 filter scripts (and which, incidentally, passes the output HTML through HTML Tidy so that e.g. in-<body> style links get migrated up to their proper place in the <head> area). You can see an example here (and on other projects on the "HepForge" site: http://hepforge.cedar.ac.uk/hepdata/bugtrack/ While I'm not sure if anyone else would find these hacks useful, it would be very handy if the default Trac header and footer defined a div element with a predictable id (e.g. <div id="trac">, if that id isn't already in use) and the CSS rules only applied to the contents of that div. I had to add something like this by hand and then prefix all the relevant CSS rules with e.g. #trac to ensure that the Trac CSS rules don't get applied to elements in the main site navigation, which isn't something I want to have to do every time I update Trac! Cheers, Andy -- Andy Buckley: CEDAR @ IPPP, Durham Work: www.cedar.ac.uk www.insectnation.org _______________________________________________ Trac mailing list [email protected] http://lists.edgewall.com/mailman/listinfo/trac
